Madeleine Moore is an advisor and technical expert for PSI-Europe who specializes in using creative and user-centered approaches to designing programs.
Madeleine has been working with PSI-Europe since 2020 (and with PSI in various capacities since 2011) and supports a range of functions from program design to strategic communications and advocacy. With operational expertise in adolescent reproductive health and rights, Madeleine works closely with PSI country teams and provides technical support to menstrual health programs within the PSI network to help them deliver consumer-powered care. Madeleine supports PSI-Europe’s advocacy efforts to shift policies and funding for menstrual health, an under-resourced and under-prioritized health area. Madeleine has over ten years of experience working on global health programs and spent over five of those years living and working in East and Southern Africa.
Madeleine holds a dual-BA in International Relations and Hispanic Studies from Boston College (USA).
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93% of menstruators across 9 countries report menstrual discrimination. Sang pour Sang’s new brief urges policymakers and funders to adopt rights-based, inclusive and well-resourced approaches to menstrual health and dignity. Read the brief.
Water access shapes menstrual health and dignity. Read about our key takeaways from our Sang pour Sang World Water Week session on menstrual health and dignity in climate-vulnerable and water-insecure contexts.
After 14 years, Managing Director Odette Hekster will leave PSI Europe in September. Beth Brogaard steps in as Interim MD while the Board recruits a permanent successor.
93% of menstruators across 9 countries report menstrual discrimination. Sang pour Sang’s new brief urges policymakers and funders to adopt rights-based, inclusive and well-resourced approaches to menstrual health and dignity. Read the brief.
Water access shapes menstrual health and dignity. Read about our key takeaways from our Sang pour Sang World Water Week session on menstrual health and dignity in climate-vulnerable and water-insecure contexts.
93% of menstruators across 9 countries report menstrual discrimination. Sang pour Sang’s new brief urges policymakers and funders to adopt rights-based, inclusive and well-resourced approaches to menstrual health and dignity. Read the brief.
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